As climate finance increasingly shifts toward implementation and measurable impact, cities are emerging as critical drivers of climate action. Yet many subnational governments continue to face significant barriers in accessing the capital, partnerships, and technical expertise required to deliver transformative climate projects at scale.

This executive roundtable will convene a select group of investors, development finance institutions, climate funds, corporates, policymakers, and technical partners to explore how innovative financing models and strategic partnerships can accelerate climate implementation in Africa's cities.

The discussion will spotlight Lagos State's pioneering State-Determined Contributions (SDCs) Framework—a practical model that translates climate ambition into investment-ready opportunities across clean energy, sustainable mobility, circular economy, climate resilience, carbon markets, and nature-based solutions.

Why Attend?

Participants will gain exclusive insights into Lagos State's climate investment pipeline and engage directly with senior government representatives responsible for shaping one of Africa's most ambitious subnational climate agendas.

The session will also provide opportunities to:

• Explore investment-ready climate projects and financing opportunities
• Connect with decision-makers, investors, and implementation partners
• Discuss innovative approaches to climate finance mobilization
• Examine the role of cities in delivering global climate commitments
• Identify partnership opportunities across energy, mobility, resilience, and carbon markets

Featured Climate Opportunities

• 80 Million Clean Cookstoves Initiative
• Low-Carbon Mobility & E-Mobility Programme
• Lagos Carbon Platform
• Circular Economy & Waste-to-Value Projects
• Nature-Based Solutions & Coastal Resilience
• Adaptation & Early Warning Infrastructure